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Explorations in Black Leadership project papers, 1998/2015

9.0 Cubic Feet Nine boxes 120 items 29 VHS, 52 DVCAMs, 29 optical disks, 2 DVs, 8 Betacam SPs
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This collection contains briefings with preparatory materials, questions and notes for oral histories conducted as part of the Explorations in Black Leadership project. The briefings were often compiled by interns with the Institute for Public History and included interview questions, possible answers prepared for Julian Bond (the primary interviewer), biographical information, handwritten notes, and correspondence. The collection also includes audio and video cassettes, CDs, and DVDs of interviews and other project related materials.

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Explorations in Black Leadership project papers, 1998/2015 9.0 Cubic Feet Nine boxes 120 items 29 VHS, 52 DVCAMs, 29 optical disks, 2 DVs, 8 Betacam SPs

Julian Bond papers--addition 1, 2014/2016

.03 Cubic Feet One letter size folder
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This addition to MSS 13347 Julian Bond papers contains lecture materials, outlines, and a chapter by Julian Bond. This includes the following documents: Civil Rights Tour-origins, Montgomery Bus Boycott lecture and outline, and a chapter titled: The Civil Rights Movement Grassroots Leadership- Living "in struggle."

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Julian Bond papers--addition 1, 2014/2016 .03 Cubic Feet One letter size folder

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